Michael Pietsch, chief executive of Hachette. Publishers know that whatever terms Hachette ends up with, they will all get.
Michael Pietsch, chief executive of the Hachette Book Group, finds himself fighting not just for the future of his company, but for that of every publisher that works with Amazon.
Lewis Katz, an owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer, died along with six other people when a private jet erupted into a ball of fire as it took off outside Boston.
A federal investigation into possible insider trading has been ongoing for about two years, and experts say that it typically takes more than just the whiff of wrongdoing to scare off a brand.
Mr. Katz, who died in a plane crash on Saturday, had just won an auction last week to take control of the Philadelphia newspapers.
The shopping website is teaming with Hit Entertainment to offer episodes of the children’s television program “Fireman Sam” and the opportunity to buy related products, side by side.
OutLoud, which will begin on June 28, the 45th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in Greenwich Village, will focus on young and minority gays and those who lived before the riots.
Angelina Jolie and Walt Disney’s live-action label turned out large crowds for “Maleficent,” as Seth MacFarlane discovered there is no surer way to die in the West than making a vanity film.
A couple of broody guys drawn together, against their better judgement.
The president and publisher of the Random House Publishing Group says that “there’s a magic that happens when everybody’s working together.”
A real-time broadcast captioner says her job “is a bit like a musician playing “Flight of the Bumblebee” — one has to be extremely fast to do the work well.
Amazon used to take margin from its suppliers so it could sell things more cheaply. Now, it needs the margin for itself.
Time Inc. last weekend decided to stop using Source Interlink as the distributor for its magazine because of unpaid fees.
Jay Carney spent more than three years jousting daily with former colleagues over issues from the Benghazi terrorist attack to the botched health care rollout.
A reporter’s story of being asked to reveal his sources adds a chapter to the administration’s crackdown on unauthorized leaks.
The author, Jeff Kinney, wants to help restore the downtown area of Plainville, Mass., which is southwest of Boston.
Mr. Reilly is stepping down as head of entertainment programming after three consecutive years of steep declines in ratings for “American Idol,” a show crucial to the network’s profits.
A recent court ruling in Europe has accelerated requests that Internet search companies remove links to individuals’ data. Once a contested item is online, however, the genie will not easily go back in the bottle.
In the late 1960s and ’70s, Mr. Herman began experimenting with free-form rock music programming, something that was novel at the time on FM radio.
By blocking inventory from the Hachette Book Group, Amazon has become the less-than-everything store.
In a move reflecting increased viewership of web video, Subway is set announce a new original online series built around Cimorelli, a pop-music sister act with an online following.
Hugo Veiga and Diego Machado, who created acclaimed initiatives for Unilever’s Dove brand, will open AKQA’s creative center in São Paulo.
The revival dovetails with a growing programming trend: a desire among networks to give viewers more shows deemed worth watching — and discussing on social media — in real time, making it likelier that commercials will be seen.
The excess profits companies can extract from their customers when they face little or no competition — known to economists as “rents” — may be deepening income inequality, experts argue.
An online video campaign from Huffy features a 10-year-old girl getting women to take time from adult work to ride bikes.
They may have to control their own online marketplace.
Campari America and Imbibe Media are joining forces for Negroni Week, with the goal of raising $100,000 for charities nationwide.
An advertising partnership between M&M;’s and Geico draws attention, just as intended.
Albania has hired StrawberryFrog to create a tourism advertising campaign.
June arrives with a different Final Four, as the Miami Heat take on the San Antonio Spurs in the N.B.A. Finals — a rematch of 2013.
